Sentence examples for granted to one from inspiring English sources

Scholarships will be granted to one in five of the first 200 students.

Concessions granted to one party, like the European Union, would then apply to all member countries.

The Chang-Graham Award is granted to one or more Integrative Biology undergraduates conducting field-based ecological research.

It is also challenging a nearly $150 million contract that NASA recently granted to one of its rivals.

It will offer some scholarships, with assisted places being granted to one in five of the first 200 students.

This surreal compromise shows why House members shouldn't be setting accounting standards -- try explaining to shareholders why options granted to one employee are an expense that dilutes their ownership of the company, but options granted to other employees are not.

Ct. 496, passing on a grant to one of the branches of the Union Pacific Railway Company of a right of way 200 feet wide, decided that it conveyed the fee.

The one granted to Arsenal in London on Wednesday was a travesty.

However, limiting grants to one or two fields is not the same as having a strategy.

"The saving comes mainly from electricity costs, and it equates in financial value to a single research grant to one group in a university," he said.

It works when the needs are small, and the solutions fairly easy to visualize — that is, when a small grant to one nonprofit can measurably change a person's life.